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Topic : Current Electricity

Subject : PHYSICS ASSIGNMENT - 01 Prof. Bidwe Sir
ELECTRIC CURRENT OHM’S LAW AND COMBINATION
1. The current passing through a conductor is 5 ampere. OF RESISTANCES
The charge that passes through that conductor in 5 8. Using three wires of resistances 1 ohm, 2ohm and 3
minute is ohm, then [Link] different values of resistances that
1) 1200C 2) 300 C 3) 1000C 4)1500C possible are
2. The current through a conductor is 1 ampere. The 1) 6 2) 4
no. of electrons that pass through the conductor in 3) 10 4) 8
one second is 9. Three resistances each of 3  are connected as shown
1) 3.125 x 10 18
2) 6 x 10 18 in fig. The resultant resistance between A and F is
3) 6.25 x 1018 4) 12.5 x 1018
3. If the electron in a Hydrogen atom makes 6.25x1015
revolutions in one second, the current is
1) 1.12 mA 2) 1 mA 3) 1.25 mA 4) 1.5 mA 1) 9  2) 2  3) 4  4) 1 
4. The current through a wire connected to a condencer 10. Six resistances of each 12 ohm are connected as
varies with time as i   2t  1 A shown in the fig. The effective resistance between the
The charge transport to the condenser from t  0 to terminals A and B is
t  5s is
1) 5C 2) 55C 3) 30C 4) 60C
5. In a hydrogen atom, an electron is revolv ing with an
angular frequency 6.28 rad/s around the nucleus. Then
the equivalent electric current is ..... 1019 A
1) 8  2) 6  3) 4  4) 12 
1) 0.16 2) 1.6 3) 0.016 4) 16
11. Current ‘i’ coming from the battery and ammeter
DRIFT VELOCITY reading are
6. A current flows in a wire of circular cross section with

the free electrons travelling with drift velocity V . If
an equal current flows in a wire of twice the radius,
new drift velocity is
 
 V V 
1) V 2) 3) 4) 2V
2 4
7. A copper wire of cross-sectional area 2.0 mm2 , 3 1
1) A, A
resistivity = 1.7 10 8 m , carries a current of 1 A. 8 8
The electric field in the copper wire is 1 1
2) A, A
1) 8.5 105 V / m 8 8
2
2) 8.5 104 V / m 3) 2 A, A
3
3) 8.5 103 V / m
1
2 4) 2 A, A
4) 8.5 10 V/m 8
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12. In the circuit shown, the reading of the voltmeter and 21. There are five equal resistors.
the ammeter are The minimum resistance possible by their combination
is 2 ohm. The maximum possible resistance we can
make with them is
1) 25 ohm 2) 50 ohm
3) 100 ohm 4) 150 ohm
22. An electric current is passed through a circuit
containing two wires of the same material, connected
in parallel. If the lengths and radii of the wires are in
the ratio 4/3 and 2/3, then the ratio of the currents
passing through the wires will be (AIEEE 2004)
1) 4V, 0.2A 2) 2V, 0.4A 1) 3 2) 1/3
3) 3V, 0.6A 4) 4V, 0.04A 3) 8/9 4) 2
13. Two wires have their lengths in the ratio 1 : 3 diameters 23. A current of 1 A is passed through two resistances
in the ratio 2 : 3 and their materials have specific 1  and 2  connected in parallel. The current
resistances in the ratio 2 : 1. Then the ratio of their
flowing through 2  resistor will be
resistances is
1) 1 : 3 2) 3 : 1 3) 2 : 3 4) 3 : 2 1) 1/3 A 2) 1 A
14. Two wires made of same material have lengths in the 3) 2/3 A 4) 3 A
ratio 1 : 2 and their volumes in the same ratio. The 24. Resistance of each 10  are connected as shown in
ratio of their resistances is the fig. The effective resistance betweeen A and G is
1) 4 : 1 2) 2 : 1 3) 1 : 2 4) 1 : 4
15. The resistance of a wire of 100 cm length is 10  .
Now, it is cut into 10 equal parts and all of them are
twisted to form a single bundle. Its resistance is
1) 1  2) 0.5  3) 5  4) 0.1 
16. A metallic wire of resistance 20 ohm stretched until 1) 16  2) 20  3) 12  4) 8 
its length is doubled. Its resistance is 25. Which arrangement of four identical resistances
1) 20  2) 40  3) 80  4) 60  should be used to draw maximum energy from a cell
of voltage V [MP PMT 2004]
17. Two wires made of same material have their electrical
resistances in the ratio 1 : 4. If their lengths are in the 1)
ratio 1 : 2, the ratio of their masses is
1) 1: 1 2) 1 : 8 3) 8 : 1 4) 2 : 1
2)
18. An electric bulb works on 230 V line and draws 0.1
A current. The resistance of the filament is
1) 230  2) 2300  3)
3) 23  4) 2.3 
4)
19. A wire 50 cm long and 1mm2 in cross-section carries
a current of 4A when connected to a 2V battery. The 26. If four resistances are connected as shown in the fig.
resistivity of the wire is between A and B the effective resistance is

1) 2 107 m 2) 5 107 m

3) 4 106 m 4) 1106 m
20. A wire of resistance 20  is bent in the form of a
square. The resistance between the ends of diagonal
is 1) 4  2) 8 
1) 10  2) 5  3) 20  4) 15  3) 2.4  4) 2 

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27. A letter 'A' is constructed of a uniform wire of 34. The least resistance that one can have from six resistors
resistance 1 ohm/cm. The sides of the letter are 20 of each 0.1 ohm resistance is
cm long and the cross piece in the middle is 10cm 1) 0.167  2) 0.00167 
long while the vertex angle is 600. The resistance of
3) 1.67  4) 0.0167 
the letter between the two ends of the legs is
35. The resultant resistance of two resistors when
1) 40/3  2) 80/3 
connected in series is 48 ohm. The ratio of their
3) 40  4) 10  resistances is 3 : 1. The value of each resistance is
28. Find the value of colour coded resistance shown is 1) 20  28  2) 32  , 16 
fig
3) 36  , 12  4) 24  , 24 
36. The temperature coefficient of a wire is
0.00125°C–1. At 300 K its resistance is one ohm.
The resistance of the wire will be 2  at
1) 1154 K 2) 1100 K
3) 1400 K 4) 1127 K
1) 520  10% 2) 5200  1%
37. A wire of 1m long has an area of cross section of 2
3) 52000  10% 4) 52000  1%
x 10-3 cm2 and has a resistance of 10ohm. The
29. The colour coded resistance of corbon resistance is resistivity of the material of the wire is
(Initial three bands are red and fourth band is silver)
1) 2 x 10-6  cm
1) 222.  10% 2) 2200   10%
2) 2 x 10-4  cm
3) 333   5% 4) 33000   10% 3) 2 x 10-2  cm
30. The resistance of a wire is 2  . If it is drawn in such 4) 2 x 10-8  cm
a way that it experiences a longitudinal strain 200%.
Its new resistance is 38. The resistance of a bulb filament is 100 at a
1) 4  2) 8  3) 16  4) 18  temperature of 1000 C . If its temperature coefficient
31. ‘n’ conducting wires of same dimensions but having of resistance be 0.005 per 0 C , its resistance will
resistivities 1, 2, 3,...n are connected in series. The become 200 at temperature of : (AIEEE 2006)
equivalent resistivity of the combination is (2004 E)
1) 3000 C 2) 4000 C
n  n 1 n 1
1) 2) 3) 5000 C 4) 2000 C
2 2
39. The current 'i' in the circuit given aside is
n 1 2n
3) 4) n  1
2n
32. An Aluminium (  = 4 x 10-3K-1) resistance R1 and a
carbon (  = -0.5 x 10-3K-1) resistance R2 are
connected in series to have a resultant resistance of
36  at all temperatures. The values of R1 and R2 in
 respectively are : 1) 0.1 A 2) 0.2A
1) 32, 4 2) 16, 20 3) 1.0A 4) 2.0 A
3) 4, 32 4) 20, 16 40. The electrical resistance of a mercury column in a
33. The resistance of a wire is 10 ohm. The resistance of cylindrical container is ‘R’. The mercury is poured
a wire whose length is twice and the radius is half, if into another cylindrical container with half the radius
it is made of same material is of cross-section. The resistance of the mercury
1) 20  2) 5  column is
1) R 2) 2R
3) 80  4) 40 
3) 16R 4) 5R
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41. The combined resistance of two conductors in series 49. You are given several identical resistors each value
is 1  . If the conductance of one conductor is 1.1 5 and each capable of carrying a maximum current
siemen, the conductance of the other conductor in of 2A. It is required to make a suitable combination
siemen is of these resistances to produce a resistance of 2.5
1) 10 2) 11 which can carry current of 4A. The minimum number
3) 1 4) 1.1 of resis tances required for this job is
42. Four conductors of same resistance connected to 1) 2 2) 4
form a square. If the resistance between diagonally 3) 6 4) 8
opposite corners is 8 ohm, the resistance between 50. A silver wire has a resistance of 2.1 at 27.50C
any two adjacent corners is & 2.7 at 100o C . Delermine the temperature
1) 32 ohm 2) 8 ohm 3) 1/6 ohm 4) 6 ohm coefficient of resistivity of silver
43. The resistivity of a material is S ohm meter. The
1) 0.0026 / 0 C
resistance between opposite faces of a solid cube of
edge 10 cm is ( in ohm) 2) 0.0013/ 0 C
1) S/2 2) S/10 3) 100S 4) 10S 3) 0.0028 / 0 C
44. Four wires made of same material have different
4) 0.0039 / 0 C
lengths and radii, the wire having more resistance in
the following case is KIRCHOFF’S LAWS, WHEATSTONE
BRIDGE
1)   100cm, r  1mm
51. The figure below shows current in a part of electric
2)   50cm, r  2mm circuit. The current i is [CPMT 1981: RPET 1999]
1
3)   100 cm , r  mm
2

1
4)   50cm, r  mm
2
45. A wire of resistance 18 ohm is bent to form an
equilateral triangle. The resistance across any two
vertices of the triangle is (in ohm) 1) 1.7amp 2) 3.7 amp 3) 1.3 amp 4) 1 amp
1) 12 2) 6 3) 4 4) 9 52. Six resistors of each 2 ohm are connected as shown
46. Four conductors of resistnace 16 each are in the figure. The resultant resistance between A and
B is.
connected to form a square. The equivalent resistance
across two adjacent corners is (in ohm)
1) 6 2) 18 3) 12 4) 16
47. When two resistances are connected in par allel then
6 1) 4  2) 2  3) 1  4) 10 
the equivalent resistance is  . When one of the
5 53. In the given circuit current through the galvanometer
resistance is removed then the effective resistance is is
2 . The resistance of the wire removed will be
3 6
1) 3 ohm 2) 2 ohm ohm 4) ohm
3)
5 5
48. Two wires of the same material and having lengths in
the ratio of 2:3 are connected in series. The p.d.s
across the wires are 4.2 V and 3.6 V respectively. 1) Zero
Compare their radii.
2) Flows from C to D
1) 1 : 7 2) 2 : 7 3) Flows from D to C
3) 2 :7 4) 2 :1 4) In sufficient information

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54. The potential difference between A & B in the given 60. While connecting 6 cells in a battery in series, in a
branch of a circuit is tape recorder, by mistake one cell is connected with
reverse polarity. If the effective resistance of load is
24 ohm and internal resistance of each cell is one
ohm and emf 1.5V, the current devlivered by the
battery is
1) 6V 2) 12V 3) 9V 4) 0V 1) 0.1A 2) 0.2A
55. Current in the main circuit shown is 3) 0.3A 4) 0.4A
61. A cell of emf 6V is being charged by 1A current. If
the internal resistance of the cell is 1 ohm, the potential
difference across the terminals of the cell is
1) 5V 2) 7V 3) 6V 4) 8V
62. When two identical cells are connected either in series
or in parallel across 2 ohm resistor they send the same
current through it. The internal resistance of each
1) 1.5 A 2) 2 A cell is
3) 0.6 A 4) 1 A 1) 2 ohm 2) 1.2 ohm
56. The resistance between A and B is 3) 12 ohm 4) 21 ohm
63. A 10m long wire of resistance 15 ohm is connected
in series with a battery of emf 2V (no internal
resistance) and a resistance of 5 ohm. The potential
gradient along the wire is
1) 0.15 Vm-1 2) 0.45V m-1
1) 8  2) 4  3) 1.5Vm-1 4)4.5Vm-1
3) 3.75  4) 2  64. The internal resistance of a cell of emf 1.5V, if it can
57. In a Wheatstone bridge P = 10  , Q = 20  , deliver a maximum current of 3 A is
R=30  . The value of 'S' in order that no current 1) 0.5  2) 4.5 
may flow through the galvanometer is 3) 2  4) 1 
1) 15  2) 45  3) 30  4) 60  65. When a resistance of 2 ohm is placed across a battery
58. The resistance between A and B is the current is 1A and when the resistance across the
terminals is 17 ohm, the current is 0.25A. the emf of
the battery is
1) 4.5 V 2) 5 V 3) 3 V 4) 6 V
66. A battery has six cells in series. Each has an emf
1.5V and internal resistance 1 ohm. If an external
load of 24  is connected to it. The potential drop
288 across the load is
1)  2) 12 
56 1) 7.2V 2) 0.3V
8 9 3) 6.8V 4) 0.4V
3)  4)  67. A 50 V battery is connected across a 10 ohm resistor.
3 4
59. In the following diagram, the pd across 6V cell is The current is 4.5 A is flowing through the resistor
then the internal resis tance of the battery is
1) zero 2) 0.5
3) 1.1 4) 5 
68. A cell whose emf is 2V and internal resistance is
0.1 is connected with a resistance of 3.9  the
voltage across the cell terminal will be
1) 6V 2) 5.6V 1) 0.5 V 2) 1.9 V
3) 8.2V 4) 8.4V 3) 1.95 V 4) 72 V
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69. The emf of a Daniel cell is 1.08V. When the terminals 77. When a battery connected across a resistor of 16  ,
of the cells are connected to a resistance of 3  , the the voltage across the resistor is [Link] the same
potential difference across the terminlas is found to battery is con nected across a resistor of 10  ,
be 0.6V. Then the internal resistance of the cell is voltage across it is 11V. The internal resistance of
1) 1.8  2) 2.4  the battery in ohms is
3) 3.24  4) 0.2  1) 10/7 2) 20/7 3) 25/7 4) 30/7
70. A primary cell has an emf. of 1.5 V, when short
circuited it gives a current of 3A, thenthe internal ELECTRIC POWER
resistance of the cell is
78. A 25 watt, 220 volt bulb and a 100 watt, 220 volt
1) 4.5 2) 2  bulb are connected in series across 440 volt line
3) 0.5  4) 2.5 1) only 100 watt bulb will fuse
71. If the external resistance is equal to the internal 2) only 25 watt bulb will fuse
resistance of a cell of emf E. The p.d. across its 3) none of the bulb will fuse
terminal is 4) both bulbs will fuse
79. There are 5 tube-lights each of 40W in a house. These
E are used on an average for 5 hours per day. In addition,
1) 2) E 3) 2E 4) zero there is an immersion heater of 1500W used on an
2
average for 1 hour per day. The number of units of
72. Four cells each of emf 2V and internal electricity are consumed ina month is
resistance 1 ohm are connected in parallel with an 1) 25 units 2) 50 units
external resistance of 6 ohm. The current in the 3) 75 units 4) 100 units
external resistance is
80. An electric bulb is rated 220 volt and 100 watt. Power
1) 0.32 A 2) 0.16 A consumed by it when operated on 110 volt is
3) 0.2 A 4) 0.6 A 1) 50 watt 2) 75 watt 3) 90 watt 4)25 watt
81. A heater coil is cut in to two parts of equal length and
73. A student is asked to connected four cells of emf of 1 only one of them is used in the heater. The ratio of the
V and internal resistance 0.5 ohm in series with an heat produced by this half-coil to that by the original
external resistance of 1 ohm. But one cell is wrongly coil is
connected by him with its terminal reversed, the 1) 2 : 1 2) 1 : 2 3) 1 : 4 4) 4 : 1
current in the circuit is 82. Three equal resistors connected in series across a
source emf together dissipate 10 watt. If the same
1 2 3 4
1) A 2) A 3) A 4) A resistors are connected in parallel across the same
3 3 4 3 emf the power dissipate will be
74. 12 cells of each emf 2V are connected in series among 1) 10 watt 2) 30 watt
them, if 3 cells are connected wrongly. Then the 3) 10/3 watt 4) 90 watt
effective emf. of the combination is 83. If the electric current in a lamp decreases by 5% then
the power output decreases by
1) 18 V 2) 12 V 3) 24 V 4) 6 V
1) 20% 2) 10%
75. Two cells of emf 1.25V, 0.75V and each of internal 3) 5% 4) 2.5%
resistance 1 are connected in parallel. The effective 84. Time taken by a 836 W heater to heat one litre of
emf will be water from 100 C to 400 C is (AIEEE 2004)
1) 1 V 2) 1.25 V 3) 2 V 4) 0.5 V 1) 50 s 2) 100 s
76. If the identical cells each having an emf of 20 Vare 3) 150 s 4) 200 s
connected in parallel, then the emf of the combinations 85. Two electric bulbs whose resistances are in the ratio
is of 1 : 2 are connected in parallel to a constant voltage
source. The powers dissipated in them have the ratio
1) 2 V 2) 200 V 1) 1 : 2 2) 1 : 1
3) 20 V 4) 10 V 3) 2 : 1 4) 1 : 4

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JOULE’S LAW METER BRIDGE
86. Heat produced in a conductor of resistance 4.2  93. When an unknown resistance and a resistance of 4 
with 10A current is cal/sec are connected in the left and right gaps of a
1) 100 2) 42 Meterbridge, the balance point is obtained at 50cm.
The shift in the balance point if a 4  resistance is
3) 420 4) 4.2
now connected in parallel to the resistance in the right
87. A current of 2A passing through a conductor produces
gap is
80J of heat in seconds. The resistance of a conductor
in ohm is 1) 66.7cm 2) 16.7 cm 3) 34.6 cm 4) 14.6 cm
1) 0.5 2) 2 94. In a meterbridge the balance point is obtained at
40cm. If the resistance of the left gap is made of then
3) 4 4) 20
the new balance point is
88. A resistance coil of 60  is immersed in 42kg of 1) 40cm 2) 15cm 3) 25cm 4) 32cm
water. A current of 7A is passed through it. The rise 95. The balance point in a meterbridge is 60cm. The ratio
in temperature of water per minute is of the resistance in the gaps is
1) 40 C 1) 3 : 5 2) 5 : 3 3) 3 : 2 4) 2 : 3
2) 8 0 C 96. The point in a Meter bridge is at 35.6 cm. If the
resistances in the gaps are interchanged,the new
3) 1.30 C
balance point is
4) 120 C 1) 64.4 cm 2) 56 cm
89. Two electric bulbs whose resistances are in the ratio 3) 41.2 cm 4) 56.7 cm
of 1:2 are connected in parallel to a constant voltage 97. In a meter bridge, the gaps are closed by resistances
source. The powers dissipated in them have the ratio 2 and 3 ohms. The value of shunt to be added to 3
1) 1 : 2 2) 1 : 1 ohm resistor to shift the balancing point by 22.5 cm
3) 2 : 1 4) 1 : 4 is (1999 E)
90. A 10 V storage battery of negligible internal resistance 1) 1  2) 2  3) 2.5  4) 5 
is connected across a 50  resistor. How much heat
energy is produced in the resistor in 1 hour POTENTIO METER
1) 7200J 98. In a potentiometer experiment, the balancing length
with a cell in the secondary circuit is found to be 480
2) 6200J
cm. When a resistor of 8 ohm is connected in parallel
3) 5200J
to the cell, the balancing length is found to be 420cm.
4) 4200J The internal resistance of the cell is
91. What is the required resistance of the heater coil of
an immersion heater that will increase the temperature 1) 1.14  2) 2  3) 4.12  4) 56 
of 1.50 kg of water from 100 C to 500 C in 10 99. A potentiometer having a wire of 4m length is
minutes while operating at 240V ? connected to the terminals of a battery with a steady
1) 25 voltage. A leclanche cell has a null point at 1m. If the
length of the potentiometer wire is increased by 1m,
2) 12.5 The position of the null point is
3) 250
1) 1.5m 2) 1.25m 3) 10.05m 4) 1.31m
4) 125
100. In a potentiometer the balance length with standard
92. A 50 C rise in the temperature is observed in a cadmium cell is 509 cm. The emf of a cell which
conductor by passing some current. When the current when connected in the place of the standard cell gave
is doubled, then rise in tem perature will be equal to a balance length of 750 cm is (emf of standard cell is
1) 50 C 2) 100 C 1.018V)
3) 200 C 4) 400 C 1) 1.5V 2) 0.5V 3) 1.08V 4) 1.2V

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HINTS R1 l1 r22
33.  
q R2 l2 r12
1. i 2. N = it / e
t
R
5 34. RP 
3. i = qf 4. q   idt n
0
R1 R2
q 6.28 1.6 1019 35. RS  R1  R2 , RP 
5. i  R1  R2
2 2  3.1
Solving for R1 & R2
1 i
6. Vd  2 7. E  R2  R1
r A 36. 
8. no of combinations x = 2 n R1t2  R2t1
9. The 3 resistances are parallel l
2
37. R
R1 l1 1 r 2 l A
13.    2 14. R  , V  A.l
R2 l2  2 r 1 A R2  R1
38. 
R1t2  R2t1
R l
15. R 16. R  , V  A.l
eff n2 A l
40. R , V  A.l
l2 A
17. R 18. V = iR 41. R1 + R2 = 1 ohm.
m
1 10
i l VA R 1 = 1.1 => R1 = 11
19. V 
A il
1 1
20 R2 = 1 - R1  
20. R  1
5 R 2 1  R1
4
l
R1  10, R2  10 43. R
A
10 l
RP  5 R . Check the options
2 44. 2
r
R R RR 6
21. 2 Rmax  5 R Rmin  .  . If R is removed R  2
1 2
5 5 47. R R 5 2 1
1 2

i1 r12 l2 2R 6
22.     5R  6  3R  R  3
2
i2 r22 l1 2 R 5
2 2 2
2

i1 R2 R2  R1

23. i2 R1 and i1  i2  1 50.  R  R0 1   
R1t2  R2 t1 ; t
24. Solving for effective resistence by sences and parallel
combination i
 n  2m  E
60.
28. R  52  103  10% 29. R  22  102  10%  R  nr 
30. R  l2 61. V  E  ir
31. R  R1  R 2  ...Rn nE E

ρ  nl  l l l 62. iS  iP ;  R  nr   R  r 
=1 + 2 + .....+ n  n
A A A A
n  1  2  3  .........  n E R
63. Potential gradient = r  R  R  L
n n  1
n1 S P
n  
2 2 2 15
=   0.15
32. R1  1 = R2  2 and R1+R2 = 36 ohm. 0  15  5 10

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E 84. W  JQ  P  t  JmsT
64. i
r V2
85. P
E R
65. i
Rr 2 Q
86. i Rt  JQ ; i R  4.2
2
 Q  100 cal / sec
 nE  t
66. V  R
 R  nr  87. 2
Q  i RT  R  2
88. JQ  i Rt , mSt  i Rt
2 2
 E V 
67. r  R 2
 V  t i R O
  60 t  1.3 C ;
68. E = 2V, r  0.1 , R  3.9 t ms
2

E 2 1 89. V P R 2
i   P    1 2

rR 4 2 R P R 1 2 1

V = E - ir ; V = 2 - 0.5 = 1.95 V. V 2

90. Q t  Q  7200J
 E V  R
69. r  R
 V  92. ms  T  i 2 Rt  ti 2
2
70. V = 0  E = ir  r  E  0.5 t i o
  t  20 C
1 1
2 2
i t i2 2

 E  x 50
71. V  iR   R 93.  ---- (1)
RR y 50
E 2 2 4 8 4 l
72. i    
r 6
1 25 25 2 100  l  ----- (2)
R
n 4 l  50  16.7
 N  2n  E   4  2   1  2  1 x 40
73. i 94.  ---- (1)
R  Nr 1  4  0.5 3 R 60

Eeq   N  2m  E x
74.
2  l ----- (2)
E1r2  E2 r1 R 100  l
75. Eeff 
r1  r2 P 60 3
76. In parllel combination potential is constant. 95.  
Q 40 2
 E  V1   E  V2  P 35.6 Q 64.4
77. r   R1    R2 . Solve for E and 96.  , 
 V1   V2  Q 64.4 R 35.6
substitute for r 2 l
E 97.   l  40 cm
79. P , 1 K.W.H = 1 unit 3 100  l
t
2 62.5
2 
V 3r 100  62.5
80. P
R 3 r
V2 Q R  l l 
81. W  JQ  Q   1  2 98. r  1 2 R
RJ Q2 R1  l2 
V2 P R l1 L1
82. P  S  P 99. l L  
R PP RS l2 L2
P I E1 l1
83. P  i 2 R  P i 2  P  100  2  I  100 100. E  l 3
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